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Plans to ship coal to China face a hurdle: The West Coast
The politics of fossil fuel exports from Washington and Oregon are a little different than from Texas.
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Could Washington state elect the greenest governor in the nation?
Democrat Jay Inslee, a climate hawk and clean-energy booster, is in a tight race with Rob McKenna, a Republican who acknowledges the threat of climate change.
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We’re No. 1! (In climate denier coverage)
A recent study indicates that the U.S. ranks first in newspapers giving voice to climate deniers. Somewhere Jim Inhofe is doing a tap dance.
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Does early snow disprove global warming?
Ha ha no. What are you, stupid? Come on. Grow up.
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Texas grandmother arrested for trespassing on her own land to protest Keystone
TransCanada seized a 78-year-old woman's land for its tar-sands pipeline, and she got arrested for protesting. TransCanada blames "out-of-state activists."
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With fuel prices spiking in southern California, gas stations close up shop
Only temporarily mind you. And there's additional bad news for jet owners.
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Romney’s attack on green investment was massively, massively wrong
In the debate, Romney said $90 billion had been wasted investing in green companies, half of which have gone out of business. Not so. And also hypocritical.
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Prepare for wackiness: Shell is drilling the Arctic again
Shell had to wait to resume drilling in the Beaufort Sea until an annual whale hunt ended. So that's nice.
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Fact-checking Romney’s ‘I like coal’ statement
In the first presidential debate, Mitt Romney said he likes coal. Is it true? We fact-check his statement to find out.
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Map of the most energy-efficient states looks kind of familiar
Massachusetts and California are very energy efficient; Mississippi and North Dakota aren't. See where we're going with this?
